Blogs about: Mary Gaitskill
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Ma si può scrivere un bel racconto in cui il protagonista sia una celebrità? Continuo a imbattermi in storie che narrano di personaggi famosi, e, questa è forse la vera notizia, non le detesto come mi… more →
Almanacco Americano
Show and Tell
Nicola di Bowery wrote 1 week ago: Ma si può scrivere un bel racconto in cui il protagonista sia una celebrità? Continuo a imbattermi i … more →
short story collections
Lola wrote 1 week ago: oh the weather outside is frightful! if you’re a giant nerd (like me) then you’re proba … more →
The Fascinating Tales We Weave: The Political Fiction Projects
girlsflyingsolo wrote 1 week ago: Fictionalized President Obama in NY Mag's Political Fictions Project Wronged political wives cac … more →
Advent Calendar 5: Gaitskill reads Nabokov
metafiction wrote 2 weeks ago: Symbols and Signs http://www.newyorker.com/online/2008/06/09/080609on_audio_gaitskill … more →
Political Fictions
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Nicola di Bowery wrote 2 weeks ago: Mi era sfuggito completamente quando e’ uscito, ma grazie a Bookslut, ho trovato questo notevo … more →
Book Readings: Do I get my book signed?
Amy Steele wrote 1 month ago: My friend Adam is a huge fan of Jonathan Safran Foer who is reading from Eating Animals tonight for … more →
Why Women Don't Make Top Ten Lists: Prose on Prose
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Millicent wrote 1 month ago: Dear CF, Laura Miller’s article on Publishers Weekly’s top ten list led me to Francine P … more →
PEN American, Prison Writing Program
thefortunesociety wrote 1 month ago: PEN American Center will be hosting their second annual benefit reading and reception, featuring rea … more →
Nabokov on YouTube & The New Yorker Festival
Nicola di Bowery wrote 2 months ago: “That’s Vladimir Nabokov on my computer screen, looking both dapper and disheveled. He’s weari … more →
The New Yorker Festival
gothampr wrote 3 months ago: The New Yorker Festival is a splash every year and this year looks to be no different. For the Octob … more →
Four Blue Chip Contests
Ted wrote 3 months ago: Here are a few writing contests that definitely are worth the entry fee. Missouri Review, Jeffrey E. … more →
In Defense of Difficulty
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sonyachung wrote 3 months ago: 13 September 2009 I should leave Lev Grossman’s recent article in the Wall Street Journal, … more →
mary gaitskill's lost cat
worldwidewhiskers wrote 3 months ago: This piece in Granta by Mary Gaitskill is about her lost cat, Gattino, but also so much more. It is … more →
Lost Cat by Mary Gaitskill
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razor wrote 3 months ago: I did not intend to take another night off from the keyboard, but this memoir is just too excellent … more →
Reading Nolita
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Nicola di Bowery wrote 4 months ago: I’m reading Victor LaValle’s Big Machine so it was quite maddening to see that his readi … more →
Too Sexy for my Dust Jacket
darlingaesthete wrote 4 months ago: Maud Newton takes another look at a long-debated issue: the hot young writer. She counts Oscar Wilde … more →
How we deal with loss: notes on Gaitskill's "Lost Cat"
theediblegirl wrote 5 months ago: The first story I read from my latest edition of Granta was Mary Gaitskill’s “Lost Cat. … more →
Free Books!!!
thelibraryinsider wrote 5 months ago: Below is a listing of all the prepublications or ARC’s that I have currently available. If you … more →
running up that hill, with no problems
popcornsnaps wrote 5 months ago: got ready this morning to luomo and al green – possibly the most energizing morning blend ever … more →
